Standalone browser script

The browser distribution lets you use Ezygrid with no bundler, no import map, and no npm install — a script tag plus static files.

Setup

1. Build the distribution in the repository: pnpm build.
2. Copy the entire packages/core/dist/browser/ directory to your static assets, preserving layout (e.g. to /ezygrid/).

<div id="editor" style="height: 460px"></div>
<script src="/ezygrid/ezygrid.js"></script>
<script>
  Ezygrid.ready.then(() => {
    const editor = new Ezygrid({ target: '#editor' });
  }).catch(console.error);
</script>

How it works

• The loader exposes window.Ezygrid immediately and loads its dependency files relative to its own URL.
• Ezygrid.ready resolves with the constructor after files and DOM are ready and declarative startup has completed.
• Construction before readiness throws a descriptive error — always wait for ready.
• Failed file requests or module initialization reject the promise; handle the rejection.
• Repeated loader tags reuse the same constructor and readiness promise (no double-loading).
• Declarative hosts (<div data-ezg-editor>) are initialized automatically during startup.

TypeScript

/// <reference types="@ezygrid/core/browser" />
// or add "@ezygrid/core/browser" to compilerOptions.types

Notes

• There is no consumer bundling step, import map, runtime package manager, or CDN dependency.
• @ezygrid/core/browser exports typings for the browser global and its readiness promise.
• Use either the script loader or package imports on a page — not both — to keep one instance registry.